prooftrail

ProofTrail MCP Skill

Teach the agent how to install, connect, and use ProofTrail’s governed MCP surface as a browser-evidence and recovery layer.

Use this skill when

• the host can attach a local stdio MCP server from a repo checkout
• the user needs governed browser-evidence reads before broad automation
• the operator wants a truthful packet that separates current repo-native MCP from future package or Docker publication

What this package teaches

• how to launch ProofTrail’s current repo-native MCP server
• how to choose the safest ProofTrail tool families first
• how to move from catalog and read tools into governed run or proof tools
• how to talk about future npm, Docker, or registry surfaces without overclaiming publication

What ProofTrail is

ProofTrail is an evidence-first browser automation and recovery layer.

It helps AI agents and human operators:

• run browser workflows through a governed path
• inspect retained evidence after each run
• recover from failures without pretending the browser layer is a generic bot

Start here

1. Read references/INSTALL.md
2. Load the right host config from:
   • references/OPENHANDS_MCP_CONFIG.json
   • references/OPENCLAW_MCP_CONFIG.json
3. Skim the tool surface in references/CAPABILITIES.md
4. Run the first-success path in references/DEMO.md

Safe-first workflow

1. uiq_catalog
2. uiq_read
3. uiq_quality_read
4. uiq_proof
5. only then widen into:
   • uiq_run
   • uiq_run_and_report
   • uiq_api_workflow
   • uiq_api_automation

Suggested first prompt

Use ProofTrail as a governed browser-evidence layer. Start with uiq_catalog to confirm the MCP surface is attached. Then use uiq_read or uiq_quality_read to inspect one existing run or failure surface. If a real run is already present, follow with uiq_proof or uiq_run_and_report to show the retained evidence and summarize the most important next action.

Current / usable today

Current install path:

1. clone the ProofTrail repo
2. run pnpm install
3. point your MCP client at the repo-local stdio command
4. start the MCP bridge with pnpm mcp:start

Protocol and auth truth:

• auth = local-with-optional-backend-token

Live public discovery lane

• the ClawHub page at https://clawhub.ai/skills/prooftrail-mcp is live
• that page is a public discovery page for this repo-owned skill packet
• it does not turn ProofTrail into a hosted MCP endpoint, official plugin, or generic cross-host skill-registry publication

Repo-owned packet and review lanes

• this skill folder is the repo-owned install packet
• Goose now has a live review receipt at https://github.com/block/agent-skills/pull/26
• agent-skill.co now has a live review receipt at https://github.com/heilcheng/awesome-agent-skills/pull/182
• awesome-opencode now has a live project-entry review receipt at https://github.com/awesome-opencode/awesome-opencode/pull/275
• the OpenHands/extensions submission is now a closed historical receipt, not a current review lane
• no generic cross-host skill-registry publication is evidenced today

Publish-ready but not yet published

The following install surfaces are planned and not yet published:

• npm package: @prooftrail/mcp-server
• Docker image: ghcr.io/xiaojiou176-open/prooftrail-mcp-server:0.1.1

Do not describe either surface as live until the package or image is actually published.

Success checks

• the host attaches the repo-native MCP server successfully
• the agent cites a real run, artifact, or proof bundle instead of describing a generic browser story
• the answer stays grounded in evidence instead of free-writing from memory

Boundaries

• this packet is not an official plugin
• ProofTrail is not a hosted service
• ProofTrail is not a hosted SaaS service
• ProofTrail is not a hosted MCP endpoint
• this packet may appear as a live ClawHub skill page, but that does not turn ProofTrail into an official plugin or hosted MCP endpoint
• this packet does not claim a live OpenHands/extensions listing
• this packet does not claim a live Goose, agent-skill.co, or awesome-opencode listing without fresh read-back
• future npm or Docker shapes are publish-ready but not yet published

Local references

• references/INSTALL.md
• references/CAPABILITIES.md
• references/DEMO.md
• references/TROUBLESHOOTING.md

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